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Porsche has unveiled details of the battery powering its upcoming all-electric Cayenne, expected in 2026 (InsideEVs). The SUV will feature a 108 kWh usable battery, designed to be more compact and serviceable at the module level, extending its lifespan and lowering maintenance costs. This new design is built on the PPE platform co-developed with Audi (L’Argus).

German automaker Audi has just introduced its all-new A6 sedan, identified as the C9 generation, a luxury midsize car. When it arrives in North America, this sedan will initially be powered by a turbocharged V6 mild hybrid engine producing 362 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque, paired with a seven-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive

Although Ford had already announced back in 2017 that a hybrid version of the Mustang V8 was in the works, this auto never made it to the market. At the time, there was even talk of a US$700 million investment at its Flat Rock Assembly Plant in Michigan, where the car would have been assembled as early as 2020

For the second time in about fifteen years, Honda’s luxury division Acura has announced the end of production for its ZDX crossover SUV (the first generation lasted from 2009 to 2013). This time, however, it was an electric vehicle co-developed with General Motors, built on a platform shared with the Cadillac Lyriq, Chevrolet Blazer EV, and Honda Prologue

As reported this week in the specialized publication Automotive News, Swedish automaker Volvo is preparing to fully leverage the potential of its U.S. plant, which has been operating for seven years. Volvo Cars plans to double the number of models built there, increasing from two to four

Following recent announcements by various governments — including the United States — regarding the elimination of subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles, several automakers have decided to adjust their strategies

The 2025 Ford Maverick XLT Hybrid AWD offers a compelling mix of fuel efficiency, practicality, and capability in a compact pickup. Its hybrid powertrain delivers excellent fuel economy, while all-wheel drive adds confidence in all conditions. The XLT trim enhances the overall experience with features like a 13.2-inch tablet-style screen, an integrated trailer brake controller, and Pro Trailer Backup Assist

This is a vehicle with a long history. The Grand Caravan name has always resonated well in Canada, although it briefly disappeared. Now it’s back—sold exclusively under the Chrysler badge (not Dodge) and positioned as a more modest alternative to the Pacifica from which it’s derived

Despite a certain lack of enthusiasm for electric vehicles, some new entries in this segment manage to stand out. Such is the case with the new Cadillac Optiq, a compact SUV built on the architecture of the ever-popular Chevrolet Equinox (thankfully, far from the badge-engineering days when Cadillac created the Cimarron out of a Cavalier!)